New Arrivals, May 19th & 20th

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We've had quite an inflow of patients in the last couple of days. If you would like to help, please click the Donate button on this page. If you prefer to send a check as a donation, that can go to New York Wildlife Rescue Center, PO Box 410, Middleburgh, NY 12122. From May 19th: … Continue reading New Arrivals, May 19th & 20th

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17 May, A Little Owl

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From Wes: Newest Arrival. Baby Screech Owl. Having a bad day but he will be just fine. Eats great.     The Eastern Screech Owl is one of North America's smallest owls. Adults can be either gray or red/rufous (the different colors are referred to as "morphs"), and are roughly the same size in body … Continue reading 17 May, A Little Owl

14th May Patients

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From Wes's Facebook post:   Newest Arrival. Woodchuck. Little thing. My daughter Hannah is rehabbing this little guy. Also had a Mourning Dove, lots of bunnies with horror stories, and a Red-tailed Hawk. One of our rehabbers, Connie Kane Standhart, and I soft released 3 young squirrels she rehabbed. Very cool. I love the releases. … Continue reading 14th May Patients

May 13th Patient & Wildlife Wisdom

Posted on by Gayle Nastasi

May 13th, from Wes: "Newest arrival. Possum from Railroad Ave. This guy fell off the ride. Very cool." And, some Wildlife Wisdom from licensed rehabilitator Suzanne Johnson, who is one of our networking volunteers: WILDLIFE REHAB FROM MY POINT OF VIEW: ©Suzanne Johnson, 2020 1) If you care, leave them there. We do not steal … Continue reading May 13th Patient & Wildlife Wisdom